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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1942. PAGE ELEVEN LOCAL and PERSONAL From Park Mr. and Mr. A. D. Roach from Crater Lake na tional park were Medford busi ness visitors today. Mr. Roach, storekeeper at the park, con ferred on official business at the park office in the Medford federal building. To Portland H. W. Kline, general freisht agent for the Southern Pacific company, and J. W. Corbctt, superintendent for the Southern Pacific com pany at Portland, left last night by train for Portland after spending a few days in this city on busines. To Take Course Dr. Walt E. unnn 211 Medford Center building plans to leave tomor row for Portland where he will enroll in a post graduate course in mouth surgery. The school will be conducted by Dr. Roy F. West and L. L. Foote, oral surgeons from Seattle. Dr. Hoppe expects to return to his office about April 1. Ex-Residents Back Mr. and Mrs. B. N. Lewln, former Rogue river valley residents, have re turned to make their home here. They have purchased the old Dunford home in Jackson ville. The Lewins, who have been following construction mnrlc on the coast, expressed pleasure at being able to move back to the Kogue river vaney to live. Maw Quotas Enlistments are again authorized for all ratings in the naval construction battal ion, Jack M. Carpenter, in charge of the navy recruiting office in the Medford federal building, said today. For four weeks most of the ratings have been closed because quotas were filled. All men who have applied for this class of enlist ment and found their trades closed were advised by Carpen ter to re-submit their applica tions. Surveyors, electricians, machinists, pipefitters, drafts men, wharfbuilders, concrete men and divers are especially desired, Carpenter stated. The naval constryction battalion was formed to build outlying bases. Full information may be ob tained at the recruiting station. DANCE ORIENTAL GARDENS Saturday Nite Modern Dance Rhythms by Ray's Rhythm Makers Men 50c; Women 10c inc.' tax Daughtar Born Mr. and Mrs Henry C. Taubcle of Portland are parents of a daughter born February 27 at St. Vincent's hospital in Portland, word was received here today. The baby has been named Carolyn Ann. She weighed seven and a half pounds at birth. Mrs. Taubele is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs R. C. Mulholland, former Med ford residents. Minor Accidents Bob Arch er of 603 South Riverside ave nue and Chester Lengele of Fluhrer's Bakery drove cars Involved in a minor mishap on Main near Holly streets yester day afternoon, a report on file said today. R. L. Howell of Klamath Falls and George P. Waller of Shady Cove drove cars involved in a slight acci dent on West Main near Crape street yesterday afternoon, ac cording to a report on file to ' In Cadet Class John R. Pratt and Jack W, Whitsett of Ash land are enrolled in the class of aviation cadets that reported for basic pilot training last week at the army a new air corps school at Enid, Okla., it was stated in a press release receiv ed here today. They will spend nine weeks at the school and then,, if qualified, spend another nine weeks at an advanced school. If they complete the ad vanced course successfully, they will be commissioned and rated as pilots. In Navy Jack M. Carpenter. In charge of the navy recruiting station in the Medford federal building, today announced that the following men had been for mally enlisted at Portland dur ing the past week: Ray Scriber and George Taylor, Grants Pass Homer Browner, Murphy James Eggers, Takilma, and Raymond Strever, Waterbury Conn. All were accepted tent tively at the Medford recruiting station. The men are now under going recruit training at San Diego, Cal., Mr. Carpenter said, Plana Passengers H. Sand burg arrived from Portland by United Mainllner this morning. Leaving for Portland on the early morning plane was J Schlaht. Arriving last night from Los Angeles were F. Figu- raki and H. Poolton. Leaving for Portland were C. Pairin and E. Twigger. Leaving yesterday afternoon were G. Hamilton, to Chicago via Portland, and Greenbure and D. Selby, to Portland. L. Larson arrived from Portland yesterday after noon. Leaving were J. Grant and E. Strong, 4o Salt Lake City via Sacramento, and W-. Fairley, to San Francisco. Bishop To Spaak The Right j Rev. Benjamin D. Bagwell, Episcopal bishop of Oregon, will address Monday noon's luncheon-meeting of the Ki warns club in the Hotel Med ford on 'This Is War." 'Non members of Kiwanis may attend by calling Murray Gardiner, 4800, for reservations. Magician Visit Elmer J. Whipple, magician from Santa Cruz, California, visited with magician, John Eads, of 28 Ken wood avenue, last evening. Whipple, the father of Steve Whipple, local orchestra leader. .s a veteran vaudeville trouper and a magician of the old school. having spent over SO year in the profession. e Building Permit H. C. High of 1018 West Ninth street ap plied at the city building inspec tor' office yesterday for a per mit to remodel room at stated cost of $200. Elmer Leslie of 140S North Riverside avenue applied for permit to remodel at a stated cost of 175. John K. James of 1S27 Bryant street ap plied for a permit to build woodshed at a stated cost of $30. There has been no shortage in cigarette because two years hefore the outbreak of the war a factory in North Carolina be gan successful production of clg .irette paper, freeing the United States of almost total depen dence upon Franc for this ma terial. "Unholy Partners" Here Sunday $2250 Edward G. Robinson, the sen sational star of "Little Caesar" and "Five Star Final," come to the Rialto theatre for Sunday and Monday in - another great newspaper story, "Unholy Part ners," which co-stars the dy namic star with Edward Arnold. Robinson portrays a fighting tabloid editor at odds with New York's big-time racketeers. Arn old plays the leader of the un- Professor Back' Kay Kyser, the Old Professor of the College of Musical Know ledge, brings hi new fun hit. "Playmates," to the Craterian theatre for a three day run starting Sunday. In addition to Ginny Simms and Lupe Velez. the cast of the musical riot in cludes John Barrymore, May Robson, Patsy Kelly and Peter Lind Hayes, with Kay s own band appearing in the film fun with Ish Kabibble, Harry Bab bitt and Sully Mason headlining. derworld. Others in the cast are Laraine Day, Marsha Hunt and William T. Orr. Target for Tonight," a stir ring real-life motion pictun actually filmed under fire by the R.A.F., will play as the companion feature. Heralded as one of the most important pic tures ever released, it tells a definite story of a heroic group of men the RAF. On Roxy Screen POR BALE Bargain Same Valley Store. Oroccrlee, cms. oils, pott omce In store. Large Buildings Ideal for apartments, rooms. Auto matic electric pump. Hot, cold wa ter. 4 acres land. Shade for auto camp. 11 miles north cantonment office buildings. Owner Sams Val ley. Ore. Barton MacLane and Gladys George befriend those hoodlums from the slums. The "Dead End" Kids, In "Hit the Road," their newest starring picture which plays tonight and Saturday at the Roxy theatre. "The Cowboy and the Blonde," co-starring George Montgomery and Mary Beth Hughes, plays as the added fun-Western. NEW SUBMARINE Groton, Conn., March 8 WP) The $8,000,000 submarine Amberjack, latest of such craft built for the United States navy, slipped from the ways at Elec tric Boat company shipyards Into the fog-shrouded waters of the Thames river today less than 10 months after her keel had been laid. Closing time for Classified Ads B a. m Too late to Classify 12:30 p. rn. Too Late to Classify 217 West Miln IT SECOND mkeii W are 2 years oldl Quality has been our watchword from the opening aay. During every day of those two years we've worked hard to give you Quality Merchandise at the right prices. Now we're celebrating with all the friends we've made. Come in tomorrow and get your share of the birthday bargains. MAX KULBE, ED MILNE f i. II 2 Daily, 10 a rree UeilVUry mult be in by 9:30 ..m. and 2:30 p. and 3 p. m. Order. n,. .7CK m. wiai tiuj FLOUR J4V4 lb. Swansdown $1.03 1 can Standby Corn 1 BOTH FOR $1.08 PANCAKE FLOUR Hungry Jack 10-lb. bag 49c CATSUP Garden Bottle... 10c TOMATOES 2 for 23c CORN WNhod2kce:nncl 2 tor 23c Kraft Dinners, 2 for 19c OLEO Sir. 2 lb, 35c EGOS doz. 26c TOMATO ri, m 18c KRAUT No. 2Vi tin 10c rvnnn staler tJiftyr 5-lb.tin... 49c GRAPEFRUIT, large site each 3c ORANGES, tweet, Juicy each 1e RHUBARB, fancy hot noma 2 lb. 19c We Feature Government er State In spected Meat at All Timet the Finest STEER BEEF Available. Fresh Ground Hamburger and Country Style Pork Sausage Alwayt Fresh and Tasty Smoked Pork Chops l,39' Tastet Like Ham. Very Good Fancy Milk Fed Veal Roasts and Yeal Steak Shoulder Cut Cattaraugus Steel Bon Handled CARVING SETS 39c each Real Value Sweet, fresh rend. PURE LARD 15c pound All Pur Pork NOTICE Dim to error our ftrriTal announcement of the laat lod ran longer than It should have. Our apolctTlea to those who made special trip for fruit and found we were sold out. Ingram's Orange 1TUCK. 750 W Del co Lite Plant. Allls-Chalnr era tractor (B with plow, John Deere watron. 3 -section spring tooth and harrow, plows, and everything goes, rncea 10 sen. cms, tseagie. rOR SALE Dry ftr. Hawley Fuel Co. Phone 4503 OASCO BRIQUETS. tr cwt.. 80c. MEDFORD FUEL. 1132 N. Central. FDR SALE by owner 40 acre. 85 unaer wstr. AH In clover and alfalfa. Fenced and cross fenoed Creak running thru place. Modern 6-rocm house, cement basement, upstairs. Electric pressure water yaicm. xwo enicnen nouses, barn, hog house, cow shed, 4 brooder houses. Sold with or without stock. Three mile east of Phon!i thru Frn Vslley, Write Tribune Box 3778 for appointment. HEAT with Sawdust and Hovfuel from MEDFORD FUEL. Tel. Sill AMERICA CALLS on every auto mobile driver to prolong the Life of his car. We'll do our share and you'll do yours when you bring your car !n for a thorough ooay cneca-up. uaiivs Auto Paint In? and Body 6 hop. 30 South Bart-Istt. COMPLETELY FURHTSHED rooms and bath, sleeping porch, laundry trsys. gara,te, paved street, fenoed bad yard, sll in lawn, large cherry and apple treea. lovely shads trees. Furniture Includes piano. Frteldalre, range, overstuffed, etc. Newly paint d and kalsomtned. A REAL BUT. Vacant Ma He down payment and move in. Also $1900 JiA ACRES LOAM BOIL . ONLY 30O CASH BALANCE LIKE PENT Modern 4-room house, laundry trars. automatic pump, xerftge. woodshed. See this today. Vacant move right In. MARK A. OOLOT Phone SIS. 105 East Main St. Bventnes. Phone 3417, Beebe. Exclusive Aienu. i HEREFORD BULL. 1 reflstered coming yearling Shorthorn bull; I registered Ouernsey bull, will be sold at toe Patlllon Saturday F. M . Phoenix. WII-L PAT CASK for a used Arras Camera In good condition. The Bralnard Camera Shop. 40 South Central. MYERS ek JACUZZI Pumps. 100 (uaranteed. Insulted. Pick Bdwe ROOMS, nested, bsth. (ewe, out side entrance. 1417 West Main. Phone 381 FOR SALE 183 Pontiae Coups, food tires paint and upholstery. Ra. sonsble price. The Joe Skeeter Place. See w. C. Jsck. Bos 311. Anderson Creek. I WTLL NOT be responsible for any bllla contracted by any one otner than mys?lf. Eva M. Cook, S3 Chestnut, Medford. Oregon . HATS FOR SALE Pur felts, all ernes. (1.50. Star Cleaners. S S. Front St. FOR SALE t complete bed. smsll table. 63 N. Orange. From 13 to S p. m. FOR SALE Equity In year-old A-room house. Furnished or un furnished. P. R. A. terms. Would consider good house trailer as part payment. MS South Holly St. OPENINO SATURDAY. March 7th Another 7-ton tru-kioad of tree. ripened Orsnne. To be sure of the beet flavor, buy at Ingram's O ranee Truck. North Riverside, next to Coffee Pot. TRAILER AND TENT SPACE only 31, mllee from cantonment, nsll block east of Standard Station, Eagle Point. FOR SALE Chevrolet truck, 140 model: Timken rear end, neavy duty frame and tires. Inquire City Meat Market, Myrtle Creek. Oregon. FOR SALE 8t of three i-foot lum ber rolls 8U," with besrrnvs. 3 aoiio steel. 1 extra heavy ay," pipe. Inquire Bergmann's Shop. FOR SALE Centrally located, down town apartment or roomuvr nouee. 13 rooms, paved streets. For Im mediate sale. Call 1034 West 11th Street, Medford. FOR SALE Two-horse trailer with tires. Dr. Elliott. FOR SALE Two wood rangee with colls, (is each, or win trsae one for wood or clrculsttne, h-ster. Call 101 Court St. or phone 3459. SELL AT SACRIFICE New direct draft beer cabinet. S-hole lee cream Frlvldalre with soda pop eomoart ment. 4 card tables. IS chairs showcase. 3 ensh registers, booths, tables. counter stools, one (-compartment stainless steel sink with drelnhoard. Alex Debolt, P. O. Box 103. Rcseburg, Ore. COMMERCIAL SPRAYINO If you want a good Job, phone W I throw. 4843 OIL. Wood Circulators: email wood stoves Oood buys. Pick Hardware. FOR KALE lost LI'ht Sedan. Oood condition. (80. 738 Welch Street. FOR RENT Nicely furnished heated room to grntleman In counle'a home. Tel. 3301. 13 Willamette. FOR RENT Room for two. Con Tenlently located. Women pre ferred. Phone 8481. BEAUTIFUL NEW EAST SIDE HOME Located In exclusive district. Large lot 80x180. Large number of trees. Hardwood floors: chrome bath fix tures: color scheme: very modem: floor furnace, optional oil or gas; number of bullt-ln features: two ear garage. This la a very attrac tive home. Inspection bv appoint ment only. Price (5.350. (1450 down. BPENCER-BAOLEY AGENCY Real tore 103 West Main St. Phone 307. GARDEN and FARM TOOLS. Lawn- mowera. Hose. Prlcea right. Pick s. FOR SALE 1037 Ford Coupe. Extra fine shape, new rubber, radio, heater and Preatone. Not driven last year. Any fair nrtoe takes It. See BUI Ooodbodv. Hlway Pool Ball. 18 North Riverside Ave. FOR RENT Two-story house near Beagle. Write W. M. Cotton, Rt. 1, Onld Hill, Ore. FOR SALE Modern houae. 63 Orange. Prom 13 to 8 p. m. FOR SALE One Fordson used trac tor recently overhauled, (80. Call 64 Central Point, Ore. PARTS and Service on all makes washers and pumps. Flcks FOR SALE by owners Modern equipped Hotel and dining room. Well established business. Over looking bay and ocean. DePoe Bay. Oregon. Sacrifice. Price Sfl 000. Some term. Call 64 Central Point. Ore. MEDFORD BARGAIN. HOUSE SPECIALS! Large stocks of new and used oar penter s tools of all kind. Large quantity of work elothes, shoes. boots, slicker coats, tin clothes, fiip boots, knee and lace boots. Tents and tarpaulins, new and used. all sites. Plumbing fixtures, sinks, tolleta. bathtubs, aeptlo tanka. etc rlpa and fittings, new and used. Roofing paper, building, aheetrng pa per. ana aoore. windows, everything for the home. Large shipment of used beds. ecG springs and mattress at a eevi&f. Davenoa, davenport sets. pUtfonx, rockers, etc.. at old prices. We still hsve. nails, stock fenctlf. emootn wire, osie ties, ana oara wire. Paint per gallon. It 80. an colon, els linseed oil and turpentine. MEDFORD BABOAIN HOC8B 37 H. Orape Phone 8744 WArfTTO Commercial spraying. Phone 588. McOonagle. WANTED Few experienced prunersj also excellent orchard man through, harvest. L. D. BRAOO ORCHARD. Phone 6396. FOR SALE One all-steel Mullens trailer, eood tires (17x35). (S3. will trsde for metsl office file and good Underwood typewriter. Call 64 Central Point. Oregon. FOR RENT Room for nine people, board If desired 1H mllee nortn of Medford on Old Central Point Road. Phone 8410. FOR SALE 30 acres. Improved, lirl- gatea, w in crow. H mile Medford. Only (SSO0. terms. See A. P. Flowers. 13th and Front St. for sale 150 rabbits with hutchea. First house nortn or 4 cornere Service Station. Midway Road. Os car Wolf. for SALE -room home, close In nearly new. (300 down. jo per month Immediate possession. 830 North Ivy. Hon LARGE LEO HORN COCKERELS, Sc esch while they last, order now Tel. 8758. F. E. SAMSON CO. 4th and Front. DANCE Every Saturday night. Silver Moon. 1180 OSK Bt.. ABniana. FIX CP that spsre room I We have) Just received a large shipment eg Low Priced Beds. Sprlrvrs and Maw tresses. Also unfinished Chest. Tnblea and Chairs. BED 47.45 to 14S SPRINGS (SB to 1143 MATTRESSES (11 45 to 437.50 CHESTS (4 8 to 110(15 PILLOWS 79c to (7.88 MONTGOMERY WARD 11T So. Central Telephone 88w CASH for a used Argus Camera, ta good condition, at the Bralnerd Camera Shop. 40 South Central. I will not be responsible for any debts, other than my own, Mr. Prances 8. Coiper. FOR SALE 8-roora house, close In. Nearly new. Reasonable down pay ment, balance lee than ran. Phone 8804. AUTO dead storage. (6 mo. MED. AUTO WRECK. 1818 N. Riverside. BABY CHICKS FOR SALE So each for day-old. large Leghorn cocker els while they last. 600 now on hand. Also regular chicks. Barred Rooks, R. I. Reds, and Whit Leg horns at right prices For more Information, phone 8756. F. a. SAMSON CO. 4th 6s Front. FOR SALE Barber Chair, white enamel; excellent condition: reas onable. Phone evenlnga after , 3747. SEED POTATOES FOR SALE (4 to (5 per cwt. Quick Lunch. Earliest of All. Bliss Triumph, Chippewa and Early Rose. Phone 1756 NOW for your leed requirement. P. a. SAMSON OO, 4th ex Front. FOR SALE Bargain In nearly new Welsback 30-gal. automatic gas water heater. 733 West Second. FAT HOGS, truck will leave Sunday A. M. Instead of Monday. Consign on must call 8335 for Ustlnga. FOR RENT Eight-room furnished houae. 636 Park. FOR RENT Heated rooms, comfort able beds, bath, private entrance, for gentlemen. Dial 6169. MERCURY Town Scian. excellent condition, good tires. For Immedi ate. eie. Phone 8857. FOP SALE Two yearling Ouernaey bults. Rt. 4. Box 138 Spring St. FURNACE HEATED sleeping rooms Box 885 Rosa Lane, north of Mat lack Store off West Msln. FOR SALE Local apples. Fancy De licious and Newtown. Supply limit ed. Large pears, penny each. Buy here and save money. Pay Less Market. 333 South Riverside. COME OUT and see our Chicks They are worth seeln.r. Day old and starter chirks, also hstch'ng. Prices right. Dresslefs Square Deal Hatchery. 1107 East Main. Phone 8858. LEAVING for Vancouver Saturday. Can take three. 801 south new. town. WANTED Used woven wire fencing Write Olenn Darby, Rt. 8. Medford. RELIABLE YOUNG MOTHER, fine references, desires light housework, or will stay sftemoone or evenings with children. Die! 3879. ELECTRIC Sewing Mschlne. good as new: adding machine, nek a. AUCTION SALE every Saturday at raviiion rnoemx, vyrv. niuni an classes csttls springer and fresh onwi. butcher cattle; hoge and horse. This I your nesreat end best market for your llvwto-k. Alwavt attend the suction " South em Oregon Livestock Auction Co. Col. A. H. Dudley (Auctioneer). Phone 6335. Ends Tomorrow Night! e ' And You'd Better V J COME EARLY I I r i Mwfca II I I I. I Her Shoulder I IDOal III.GIN ! CHAIIII MtCAITHY ntlfX KxGB see1 W0UT PrTU Bat. Nltai LYNN BARI "Moon 0r DANCE Sams Valley Grange SATURDAY NIGHT March 7th WALKER'S DANCE DREAMLAND Err SATURDAY NIGHT Real Dance Music Both Modern k Old-Tim A1wt Oood Crowd . and Good Tiro WALKER'S DANCE IS EVERYBODY'S DANCE NoViMer-Buajlng Allowed BOXY Mats 30c Eves 40s age lt-15-tJe Kiddle lie tne. tag Shows Hat. 1:45-1:1 5-8:45-9:K Mats 33c and Eve 15c Inc. lax Kiddles lie Inc. tax Show Sat. l:5-8:15-S:45-t:S8 i Some More fan Starting SUNDAY... Sld-SpUUing Howl with th "DEAD END" KIDS! tun taatON 0I0IGI MstUNI 0U IND (IDS IITTII lOUOMUn POR SALE 3 horses and 1 cow Wanted a white boar. E W.Oeb hard. Little Vallley Ranch, Route 8. Medford. NOSE PICKING May bo a Sign of ei vim row ehibi t n kwks in h aastr hat., fcrt K mar au that ac'f e:llBf rcmn4orBia ar 'rtlr t trwibV As Um child rimht . Otar wsmlai t fnt an i "picky' ippmUtm, ftdeiaUAf. v aasr twaeh. luhir.g aaat. 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